Danielle Vivien Rose

Most business owners don’t struggle because they’re lazy, disorganised, or unmotivated. They struggle because they’re solving the wrong problem. If you’ve ever caught yourself saying things like: “I just need more discipline.” “Maybe I need a better team.”  "I just have to push harder.” …then you already know how it feels to keep fixing surface-level symptoms while something deeper quietly stays the same.

There’s a strange moment that happens in business. You’ve done the work. You’re not struggling the way you used to. Clients are coming in, the money’s flowing, the team’s steady — and on paper, this is exactly what you wanted. But then, almost quietly, something inside you starts to shift. You begin to overthink. Delay decisions. Slip into comparison. Old habits sneak back in — procrastination, control, perfectionism, busyness that looks productive but isn’t.